By PAUL CABBELL several troops had removed o f the Guardsmen vis-a-vis their On Tuesday one Guardsman reporters that the Guardsman EG Staff Writer their masks, told all o f the superiors and the police who was seen to lay down his rifle had felt faint and laid down his A crowd of approximately troops to remove them. Two were in command. The crowd and gas mask at Sproul Plaza in rifle because he felt that he was 5,000 demonstrators gathered Guardsmen facing the crowd began to disperse, smiling at obvious protest over the arrest going to be sick. yesterday afternoon at the began to weep, obviously the Guardsmen, offering to o f a student. The soldier was home o f Chancellor Roger moved by the changing shake their hands. Persons in immediately handcuffed and Heyns on the tension-filled UC attitude o f the crowd. the crowd shouted out, “ See placed in the rear o f a truck. Rally Today Berkeley campus. According to Shortly, the crowd became you tomorrow. Hope you had The National Guard A rally to express a Daily Cal spokesman, the aware o f the difficult position a good time.” Commander later told University-wide solidarity over crowd was flanked on two recent events at Berkeley will sides by National Guard troops be held today at noon behind wearing gas masks. the UCen. For awhile it looked as Similar rallies are being held though another violent at the San Diego, Los Angeles, confrontation was about to Santa Cruz, Riverside, Irvine, occur. Suddenly, a few and Berkeley campuses, where members in the front o f the students have voted or will crowd began to sing “ America vote to go on strike next the Beautiful.” Soon the entire Monday and Tuesday. crowd had picked up the song. The rally here has been The mood began to change called by a number o f from one o f imminent violence individual students who are to one o f general gaity and concerned with the issues at good will. Berkeley. Both these issues and Two National Guardsmen strategies for action will be removed their gas masks. The discussed. crowd cheered. Someone began to sing “ Row, Row, Row Your A t Sacramento, Professor B o a t.” Guardsmen and Owen Chamberlain, a Nobel demonstrators waved and ARMY HELMETS, EYE GUARDS, RIFLES, BILLY CLUBS, and especially gas masks have become a standard Prize winning physicist at smiled at one another. part of a policeman's equipment since the outbreak of violence at Berkeley last Thursday. Berkeley, led a group o f UC The police, seeing that —Liberation News Service photo by Pat Crowley (Continued on p. 7, col. 1) $18 Milnn EOP Aid Bill Proposed by Assemblymen EL GAUCHO Voi. 49 - No. 131 Santa Barbara, California Thursday, May 22, 1969 By PAU L DOUGLASS Both bills have come out of EG Staff Writer subcommittees and into the Two State Assembly bills full Assembly Education calling for more than $18 Committee for further study. million in aid to the The fact that the proposals Communications Board Picks Educational Opportunities are moving, said a committee Program (EOP) in California consultant yesterday, may be a higher education have emerged “ good indication” that they from recommendations from a will ultimately receive the Becca Wilson as New EG Editor necessary nine votes to get special committee’s study. seven students, one faculty them onto the Assembly floor. This quarter’s EL GAUCHO Miss Wilson, the first female Assemblyman Jesse Unruh member, and the Manager of Observers in Sacramento City Editor will be next year’s editor since Jan Shelton’s reign (D-lnglewood) is sponsoring an Public Information for the said the relative success o f EOP Editor-in-Chief. in the Fall o f 1966, later appropriation bill (AB2115) campus as voting members, appropriation bills, also now Becca Wilson was selected commented that while she was for $16 million to broaden with numerous ad hoc, floating in the Senate, is due to by Communications Board happy to have been chosen, she EOP at state colleges, junior non-voting members. This was student-professor testimony after a marathon five-hour was not completely surprised. colleges, and UC. the first time that four and lobbying in their support. session Tuesday night. She was The Board is composed of Assembly Speaker Robert individuals had applied for the This marks the first time appointed over former editor M. Monagan (R-Tracy) is editorship and Communica­ students have approached John Maybury, staff writer carrying AB2019, calling for tions Board members Gary Hanauer, and current $2.4 million to expand EOP at legislators and said, “ Look, deliberated for two-and-a-half Editorial Editor, John Hankins. state colleges only. (Continued on p. 7, col. 1) hours before arriving at their decision. When asked about plans for Mae West and Clark Gable Flicks next year, Miss Wilson noted, “ We have a large number, an exceptionally large number, o f Shown Saturday for I.V. Corporation graduating seniors and staffers who won’t be returning next A benefit showing o f Town Meeting will be held at students, and all Isla Vista year to work on the paper. “ Klondike Annie,” with Mae the theatre. Persons involved in residents, to bring questions This means that almost every West and “ San Francisco,” creating a legal basis for the and suggestions. They said they position is open and that with Clark Gable will be held corporation will initiate want to find out “ who we are, students interested and Saturday afternoon at the why we came to this town, experienced in journalism will Magic Lantern theatre to raise why we want to improve it, BECCA W ILSON be more than welcome.” funds for the newly formed and what our motives really Isla Vista Community are.” Improvement Corporation IVCIC was conceived and is (IVCIC). still headed by real estate Want to Be 'People’? The organization is a broker Art Bergerson, A.S. non-profit corporation of President Paul Sweet, and students and “ student- Robert Borsodi, who owns Try Saturday’s Agape Borsodi’s coffee house. In oriented” citizens, whose Come out o f your shell and be “ people!” addition, Chris Christensen, purposes are: Take part in an Agape this Saturday at 8 p.m. on the • to raise funds for the Stop ’n Go Market franchise beach below El Embarcadero. operation o f residential owner, Russell Royston, Magic Sponsored by Interfaith Forum and St. Mark’s Church, Lantern theatre Manager, and properties in Isla Vista; the event will feature an interpretive dance o f prayer by • to handle these properties Gary Gray, an employee at Marsha Campbell o f the Drama Department. Borsodi’s, will participate in efficiently and to the benefit One o f its main goals, according to the organizers, is to the Town Meeting. o f student renters; and help everyone “ break down barriers between blacks and The main objective o f the • to use accumulated assets whites and between whites and whites.” to improve residential PAUL SW EET group will be to obtain leases Its purpose “ is to recognize those fears that we all have; properties, to diminish rents, to apartment buildings with to recognize the lack o f peace that we A L L share” and to discussion on the “ questions options to buy later. These and to finance projects for attempt to overcome them. upgrading the Isla Vista that pertain to our mutual apartments would then be “ Agape” (three syllables long) is a Greek word meaning community. future.” improved and rented to “ love” in the sense o f love o f mankind, as opposed to Eros, Organizers of the students at rates lower than are The following Saturday or sexual love. afternoon, May 31, an open corporation encourage currently charged. PAG E 2----EU GAUCHO---- THURSDAY. MAY 22. 1969 “3 SHADES OF BLACK” — TICKETS NOW BEING SOLD Three 1 Act Plays by Black Play- AT THE LIBRARY 11:00 to 2:00 writes. Sat. May 24th, 2 Perform- p.m. Also at the Door. Students CAMPUS KIOSK ances 1:30 and 8:30 p.m. $1.00, General Admission $2.00. THURSDAY MEETINGS to attend the Chancellor's Review contact Sunne, 968-9772 between ST VWRK5 CENTS? 12 noon Woodwind Ensemble, at 4 p.m. in the Campus Stadium. 5 and 6:30 p.m. O UCen P.L. CHRISTIAN BOOK DISCUSSION OCB FALL ACTIVITIES 5 12 noon Fishing and Hunting A discussion of how the The scheduling meeting t v Fall 5 Club, SH 1112. Christian faith can be made activities will be held Wednesday, AGAPE — People to People Celebration — "Sig Ep" O 3 p.m. Recreation, Old Gym. meaningful will be held tonight at May 28, at 3 p.m. in UCen 2275. 3:30 p.m. Karate Club, RG. 7:30 p.m. at 6745 Pasado. Mike All groups planning Fall events Beach, Saturday May 24th at 8:00 p.m. "Let us o 4 p.m. Fencing Club, RG Woodruff will discuss “Escape must file a tentative scheduling 2320, Electric foil and From Reason,” a highly original form in the OCB Office before break bread together — sing — and break down some c epee practice today. book In which Dr. Francis Monday, May 26, and must attend walls!" A 4 p.m. Young Democrats, Schaeffer traces the way in which the meeting on May 28. U Cen 2284. art and philosophy have reflected KCSB PROGRAMS 4 p.m. A&L lecture, “Does the dualism in Western thinking OPERATION KEEP COOL CONTINUES § Missile Defense Make 8:15 p.m. SDS Spotlight Introduced at the time of the 8:30 p.m.' Non-Violence Week Sense?” by Freeman Renaissance. Dyson, Chem. 1179. Feature Y E L L T R Y O U T S Lecture,. "Where the 9 p.m. Ernie Revello and 4 p.m. Today at 4 p.m. in Campbell Hall People Are" by Robert Friends tryouts for yell leaders will be held. PHONE 968 6800 Corrigan, Main Theatre. 10 p.m. Something Else Again Entrants should have an original R O T C R eview. with C.A. Williams 4 p.m. yell made-up, as well as the Eleventh Annual ART PRE-ENROLLMENT required one. If there are any Chancellor’s Review, Art Dept, pre-enrollment of questions, call Jim Mateney at PRAGUE: THE SUMMER OF TANKS and Campus Stadium, studio courses begins Wednesday, 968-9151 or Kathy MacNamera at Christian Science May 28, for Fall Quarter 1969, and 4:15 p.m. 968-3588. THE RIGHT TO SPEAK Organization, 6518 El is as follow s: Greco, UCR Bldg. IRO ELECTIONS Seniors 8 a.m.-noon, May 28 Tonight at 7 p.m. In The Interim, 7 p.m. Finance, UCen 1132. Juniors 1 p.m.-5 p.m.. M ay 28 Two remarkable film documents about the Russian 7:30 p.m. Gaucho Christian IRO will hold elections for next Soph. 8 a.m.-noon, May 29 Fellowship, 6745 year's officers. Voting is limited to Frosh 1 p.m.-5 p.m.. May 29 invasion o f Czechoslovakia and the Paris student uprising. Pasado. IRO members, all of whom are There are no non-major ceramics 8 p.m. Meher Baba League, urged to attend. courses offered. Please bring I.D. Original soundtrack with English narration, subtitles. U Cen 2272. CUBA, USSR AND card with you. Opera, “Curlew River," M O N D A Y - M A Y 26 - 8 PM 8 p.m. VIETNAM MOVIES CAPS AND GOWNS Lehmann Hall. Tonight at 8 p.m. in The Interim, Seniors,- May 25 is the last day to CAMPBELL HALL 8 p.m. Play, “Where Is IRO will present journalist Caryl order your cap and gown. Do so at Sicily?,” Main Theatre. Krosel, who will show movies on the Campus Bookstore today. Presented by CAL. Tickets $1.50 (Students $1) CAL 8:30 p.m. Film, "Lower Depths,” his recent visits to Cuba, the USSR, box office, Bldg. 402, Tel. 961-3535. UCen P.L., admission and South Vietnam. Admission is SCHOLARSHIP BALL free. free and coffee will be served. A Scholarship Ball has been COLONEL’S COEDS scheduled' for Saturday, May 24, Today’s Colonel’s Coeds meeting O R A L E X A M from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Francisco will be cancelled to allow all Coeds The oral qualifying examination Torres’ Tower Room. Jointly for the degree of Doctor of sponsored by the Santa Barbara Philosophy, with a major In NAACP and the Inter-Faith Human biology, will be held for Ronald V. Relations Council, the two-fold Dimock, Jr. today at 10 a.m. in purpose of this affair Is to improve Bio. Scl. 1107. inter-racial relations and to provide A PEACE CORPS INDIAN PROJECT money for an educational A Shoe-In All people still wishing to go on scholarship for which any person the work trip this weekend to the may apply. Donations of $2 are Santa Ynez Reservation, please payable at the door. Representative Hither and Yon Compiled from the Associated Press and UniPress will be in the INTERIM LO S A N G E LE S -A judge Warren, after graduating from sentenced Sirhan Bishara Sirhan to Bakersfield High School and Boalt (old S.U.) death in the gas chamber yesterday Hall, UC Berkeley's Law School, after denying motions for a new went on to be California Attorney trial and hearing a plea for "mercy General and Governor before his and God's gift of life itself" from appointment by former President the Kennedy family. Eisenhower to America's top TODAY judicial post in 1953. Warren Burger, a judge of the US. from 12 to 5 to answer questions and administer Court o f Appeals, Washington S A C R A M E N T O -T h e Senate the language aptitude test. The rep will be avail­ Circuit, was nominated for Chief defeated yesterday a measure that Justice of the Supreme Court by would have extended voting rights able in the Interim every Thursday for the re-, President Richard Nixon to replace to some 500,000 Californians who mainder of the quarter. the retiring Earl Warren. read only Spanish. f 'Three Shades of Black’ Presented Over Weekend Viva Sun! Viva Summer! il i of sao “Three Shades of Black” is The plays are as follows: “ A Viva Vivo's! Don't be the title o f the series o f one-act Man o f All Work,” by Richard caught barefoot in the plays to be presented by the Wright, from a book o f short COIS 10 SflOIfl IRGflfifl park!... 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Shoe Clearance year, academically LATE SANDW ICH - 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Reductions to speaking, when we allow BEEF • PASTRAMI • CORN BEEF all o f you who have taken 1/2 & MORE NITE OWL BREAKFAST - 2 a.m.-6 a.m. on Summer styles & colors any one o f the prerequisite steps toward marriage to Creamed Beef on English Muffin plus announce it to all and MORE ENTERTAINMENT sundry. by Linda Sweet What this means is that any and all announce­ ments of pinnings, engagements or even too marriages are due in the OLD SANTA BARBARA FIRE DEPT. sose VILLAGE EL GAUCHO Office on BAR and RESTAURANT annex the third floor o f the 965-6565 FAIR UCen no later than 5 p.m., 923 CH APALA STREET 1309 state St. 1321 STATE STREET Friday, May 23. PHONE 965-1923 T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 2 2 . 1 9 6 9 ----E L GAUCHO----PAG E 3 Premiere Performance of FINAL EL GAUCHO IS THUR. , MAY 29 RONALD REAGAN? 'Where Is Sicily?’ Tonight GEORGE MURPHY? The premiere performance o f Robert A. Potter’s “ Where Is Sicily?” will be performed tonight in the UCSB Main Theatre at 8. Written and produced with the assistance o f a grant from the Institute o f RICHARD NIXON?!! Creative Arts, funded by the Regents o f the University o f California, the play is a humorous, yet often IF IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE alarming, overlay o f a twentieth century experience and the events o f the Athenian military adventure COME HELP into Sicily in the fifth century B.C. The large cast, under the direction o f Thomas B. Markus, has completed the intensive rehearsal YOUNG DEMOCRATS period, and now has time to reflect upon the irony o f some o f the casting. 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The play will continue May 23 and 24 unlearned during the Athenian Two Twentieth Century Music Dramas: and next week. May 27-31. Tickets are on sale at the Arts and Lectures experience, and has applied Gustave Holst's SAVITRI Ticket Office, the Lobero Theatre, and the Discount Record Center at based on an episode from the Indian epic "Mahabharata" them to present national and La Cumbre Plaza. international events with great A N D Benjamin Britten's CURLEW RIVER force,” he explained. based on the Japanese No drama "Sumidagawa" Tickets for “ Where Is Musical Directors: Martin Sobelman, James Horton, Carl Zytowski Sicily?” are on sale St the Crisis of Education Staged by Ruth Michaelis and Carl Zytowski UCSB Arts and Lectures box THURSDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 22 and 25 office (961-3535), the Lobero Explored in Summer 8:00 P.M. 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D©»A ytm* up fian**** BRYANT-ORTALE Sunday, May 25, in Lotte narrow vision to deal with the Students who wish to apply Lehmann Concert Hall. serious problems in American or who want additional Britten’s “ Curlew River,” society. information should write based on the medieval Japanese The summer program will immediately to: SUMMER No play, “ Sumidagawa,” will attempt to provide a TR AIN IN G PROGRAM, P.O. be staged and directed by framework o f analysis for Box 676, Davis, California, Professor Carl Zytowski, effective changes and develop 95616 or call (916) 752-2566 designers • jewelers • gemologists director o f the Opera Theater, skills which students need in during the day. B12 State Street while Mme. Ruth Michaelis will order to broaden their own direct Holst’s “Savitri,” with campus’ vision. 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Two weeks ago, we talked about It seems obvious, both from the tone o f Chancellor Heyns’ statement and the ISSUE: What about Berkeley? violence in a VIEW article. Suddenly University’s actions, that a significant intent o f the Berkeley administration was to ______. some o f our comments—which we might reaffirm their power over the People’s Park. have thought were so dry and removed from reality—seem more and more relevant And here Miss Hannah Arendt's comments on the distinctions between power in the face o f what is happening in Berkeley. and violence are relevant. As she sees it, power is predicated on non-violence, and With brutal injuries on both sides, no one can pretend that the violence is all on violence indicates a lack o f power. one side. Both the University and the people who built the People’s Park (or at least rallied And it becomes almost meaningless to talk o f the absurdity o f violence, because around it) tried to indicate their power over the land. Both tried through the violence which has broken out is not some freak occurrence, but a very logical non-violent means to do this. and rational progression. But neither could. The demonstrators could only throw bricks when the fence The absurdity lies on the personal level-why was James Rector killed? Why was was put up, and the University could only shoot when the demonstrators tried to the cop stabbed? To their friends and families, absurdity is the only answer. reassert their power. But something more than personalities underlies the whole event, as should be And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what our whole society, especially in and obvious. What is going on is a sociological phenomena—a social struggle, if you will. around the universities, is coming down to. Nobody has the moral stature, the Rationales and excuses for violence can be found on each side. The persuasive reason, or the confidence to lead the people. But everybody has violence. demonstrators were to a large extent acting out o f frustration and rage. It, And until either the University is able to regain its power or the demonstrators therefore, would take very little to set them off. are able to gain some themselves, we will continue to have pitched battles in the The University provided that little something, and for equally frustrating reasons. streets o f a thousand towns.

f ------^ ------j LETTERS Grasspres F igh t E vil TIBOR MACHAN^ C h ristian s Steve Holland wrote a letter to Traditional liberals and traditional conservatives are shocked these days that the New Left and New Right are rejecting their EG on May 15 attacking approaches to politics. The New Left, in spirit at least, has Christianity. He is angry because abandoned the welfare statist sentiments o f the Old Left; this Christians sometimes do latter category includes such eminent men o f recent history as un-Christian things such as having FDR, John Galbraith, Arthur Schlessinger, Jr., Paul Samuelson, Inquisitions or behaving as and our own Harry Girvetz. The New Right, in turn, has hypocrites. He concludes that this abandoned Goldwater, Felix Franfurter, William F. Buckley, makes Christianity a burden to Jr., Russell Kirk and other Old Right heroes. mankind.... A good illustration as to the possible reason for the rejection o f the Old Left—the liberals, socialist, Marxists, etc.—by the Steve H. goes on to say that New is provided in the June issues o f “ Playboy” magazine. Christianity suppresses men’s Interviewed in this issue is Gore Vidal, the playwright, “ psyche and biology.” But he can’t polemicist, and Buckley’s adversary on the now famous prove it. Nobody can. What could ABC-T.V. convention debates. be more liberating than this: “ The Vidal characterizes himself as a liberal—in fact, he mark by which all men will know distinguishes himself from the New Left and all o f the right by you for my disciples will be the saying, “ I am a liberal.” (One can give credit to ABC for love you bear one another.” Jesus detecting the proper match o f adversaries when it selected two Who Cares for a Few Birds? commentators on the conventions—Vidal and Buckley do, in says that, in St. John, chapter 13. fact, represent, typical Old Left and Rightist thinking.) And Steve H. claims that In the course o f the interivew Vidal opens his psyche for us Christians worship a wrathful God. Two things going on at this plants on i t . . . . Less plants mean and lets us see just what is so horrible about liberalism. First o f Presumably the wrathful God who campus frustrate and horrify me. less birds (who live on their seeds) all he declares that men cannot change ; he professes an explicit says, in St. John, chapter 10: I ’m talking about the engineering mean a poorer environment for us. pessimism about the perfectibility o f man—whether by himself “ I am the good shepherd. The fiasco between the Drama and So who cares about a few birds? or by others. He admits that he participates in the big game for good shepherd lays down his life ROTC buildings, and the proposed Well, the proposed El Colegio road the game’s sake alone—not out o f some “ silly conviction” that for his sheep, whereas the hireling, expansion o f El C olegio.. . . will take care o f some more. The progress could be made. who is no shepherd, and does not The new bike path-walkway project, which begins this summer, It will be remembered that the radical left has always claim the sheep as his own, complex will be finished in a few was designed by some brilliant believed in the perfectability o f man—by others, o f course; still, more weeks, yet I doubt seriously engineer with one thought: how this was a kind o f optimism which does not easily adjust to the abandons the sheep and takes to can it be done the cheapest, fastest Vidal thesis. So if Vidal expresses the liberal view o f man and flight as soon as he sees the w olf that it will be put to good use. then admits outright that he engages in a mere pretext o f urging coming, and so the w olf harries the For one thing, one branch runs way? The result is the row o f trees for progress, the New Left, which is at least spiritually sheep and scatters them.” parallel to the dirt the students lining the road will be cut down, optimistic, cannot embrace him. It is in fact more likely that Nobody can fight evil by have packed down. It seems only eliminating bird nesting areas.. . . Vidal’s liberalism will be indicted morally on the grounds o f attacking Christianity. Go ahead logical to me to place the path However, it seems to me they hypocrisy. and fight evil Christians, but make there as long as they are that close could rectify this mistake and do it The Old Right is no different. Russell Kirk, one o f Buckley’s the distinction that they are evil together. Also, because the students another way—more costly and closest associates and teachers, tells us p f man’s original sin—he not because o f Christianity but in won’t be using this branch o f the taking more time. They could make calls it an instinct for irrationality—and the negative impact this complex, the cement will destroy the road exactly as they did on has on political society; so Kirk and Buckley both call for moral spite o f it. control—for “order before freedom.” DAN ENGLER an area that still had some growing campus—a divided road with the The New Right rejects this out o f a firm conviction that man ! trees in the m iddle.. . . is perfectible—by himself, o f course, in contradiction to the SDS Dictates Preferences Please, if you agree with me, radical leftist’s view. write letters. Perhaps if we hurry For once I find myself in both Dr. Hay and Dr. Hubbell, and Now in the interview mentioned above, Vidal suggests his (there’s less than four weeks left) agreement with an EL GAUCHO the audience would not allow them view o f the optimum future. He proposes what he calls “ The we might be able to save the trees, article; Paul Douglass seems to have to speak between the rebuttal Authority” —a sort o f modern-day Philosopher King—who will the birds, and ourselves from some extracted some o f the more salient speeches and made them wait for call the shots. An example o f such shot-calling is cited by Vidal: engineer’s shortsightedness. The Authority will set the limit o f child-bearing for every points o f the debate last Monday the question period.. . . PATR ICIA PAPE family. Asked how this would be enforced, Vidal squarely evening about ROTC. However, the I f individual freedom is not too replies that it will come through the threat o f fines and jail report does little to truly show the trite, it seems that the choice to sentences i.e., through force. real issues o f the controversy over take Military Science classes is still Granted that Vidal also predicts the unlikeliness o f the ROTC at UCSB. just that, an individual choice, and emergence o f The Authority, he, nevertheless, would like to see it is my opinion that the majority this. Well, with such an “ idealism” typifying the perfect liberal, First, nothing was said o f the no wonder that the New Left wants no part o f liberalism. This question period, which for the first o f UCSB students are not yet ready gruesome version o f the Brave New World is surely nothing like time hit the central issues: Are for the SDS to dictate personal the society even the most violent New Leftists would want for ROTC classes academic? Can there preference. themselves and their children. And with the Old Right be a division between Military BOB JEAN culminating in moral dictatorship o f some Kirkian Holy Father, Science courses and those strictly the New Right must reject tradition also. for ROTC training? In short, how LETTERS POLICY can the system o f ROTC and Military Spence be improved? * Letters to the Editor must be typed and should be under EL GAU CH O Second, the lack o f UCSB Editorials represent a consensus opinion of the 250 words. EL GAUCHO will Editorial Board. All other articles are the opinion of students in the audience seems the individual writer or cartoonist. No item necessarily contrary to the EL GAUCHO publish any letter written by a represents the opinion of the individual EL GAUCHO premise that ROTC is a big concern student, faculty member,* or staff members, the Associated Students, or the University of California. o f the UCSB student m ajority.. . . interested party, subject to Third, the evening included space and pertinence. Letters Entered as second class matter on November 20, 1951, at Goleta, California, andprinted by the Campus Press, another attempted SDS take-over, must be signed, although the 323 Magnolia, Goleta, California. this time o f Dr. Hubbell’s side of Editors may withhold the P.O. Box 11149, University Center the debate. Dissatisfied with signature upon request. Santa Barbara, California 93107 orderly debate procedure, three The Editors reserve the right Editorial Office - UCen 3125, Phone 961-2691 SDS members were somewhat Advertising Office - UCen 3135, Phone 968-2110 to edit all letters. disappointed when the moderator, CARL B. ZYTOWSKI: T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 2 2 . 1 9 6 9 ----E L GAUCHO---- PAG E 5

President Charles J. Hitch at UCLA. Life of Music Has Two Mysteries Displaying his sense of By MIKE LIFTON the Eighth Air Force, he One o f his compositions, humor is another work, “ Vivat Academia,” was sung ‘Tobacco Is a Dirty Weed,” EG Feature Editor started a barbershop quartet Tike Her Out lb a Movie Tonight! Your first impression o f him which won a singing contest last May by the Glee Club at which is part o f this year’s is a formidable one. Sitting at against the Ninth Air Force the inauguration o f UC repertoire. GRANADA his desk, he appears to glare at and toured the English 1216 State St. ■' .■ ; countryside. He also had many you from behind his bifocals, opportunities to visit London DAVID JANSSEN with an imperious, almost Boob Tube Goodies to see opera productions. ROSEMARY FORSYTH condescending air, as i f he After the war, Zytowski EL GAUCHO’s Top Ten oldie-but-goodie television show "WHERE IT'S AT" dares you to enter his inner returned to school at the St. balloting ended last Friday with 134 shows being listed at (R) sanctum. Louis Institute o f Music. Later least once on any given ballot cast. AND But this impression is a he did graduate work at the Crusader Rabbit, with over 300 points, swept into top GINA LOLLABRIGIDA misleading one. Professor Carl University o f Washington and spot, clearly 50 points ahead o f runnerup Maverick which "BUONA SERA MRS. B. Zytowski, chairman o f the the National School o f Opera checked in a shade under 275. The rest o f the Top Ten CAMPBELL" (M) UCSB Music Department and in London. vote-getters are listed below. director of the Men’s Glee “ I came to UCSB in 1951,” With the limitation o f only 10 shows making the cut, Club, is really a soft-spoken ARLINGTON he noted, “ and nothing was numerous all-time favorites can only be given honorable 1317 State St. - and friendly man with a gentle ever heard o f me again.” mention. Such greats o f the mahogany knot-hole as Dobie sense o f humor. Contrary to this modest Gillis, with his side-kick Maynard G. (for Walter) Krebs, Mr. “ Except,” as one member of assertion, Zytowski’s name and Lucky, Disneyland and the Untouchables polled more than RICHARD CRENNA the Glee Club put it, “ he feels operatic tenor voice (which 50 points but were far below the 111 point bottom mark ANNE HEYWOOD IN that it is to his advantage not established by the Howdy Doody Show. somehow seems out o f place in "MIDAS RUN' to be.” Others which' missed the voters fancy included 77 Sunset (M) his six-foot-three-inch frame) AND have become well known in the Strip, Wagon Train, Robin Hood and the flying ace o f the ZYTOWSKI MYSTIQUE DEAN MARTIN (M) Santa Barbara area during the southwest, Sky King. In such cases, as when the past 18 years. He has T.V. TOP TEN "WRECKING CREW" G lee Club is making concertized' widely both on 1. CRUSADER R A B B IT ...... 330 last-minute preparations for a and off-campus as a solo artist 2. M A V E R IC K ...... 273 concert or a tour, the STATE and as a member o f opera 3. T O P P E R ...... 234 1217 State St. “ Zytowski Mystique” comes to casts. 4. TWILIGHT ZONE ...... 165 the fore. 5. Z O R R O ...... 151 OMAR SHARIF Quixotic and unpredictable Among what he calls his “ creative interests” are 6. HAVE GUN, W ILL T R A V E L ____ _ , ...... 141 "MAYERLING" at these times, he changes 7. SERGEANT BILKO ...... 126 arranging works for male (M ) AND mood from one rehearsal to 8. MICKEY MOUSE C L U B ...... 118 the next. Cheerful one day, he chorus, performing historical ALAN BATES editions o f operas, translating 9. MILLIONAIRE ...... 114 "THE FIXER" pouts the next at the Glee 10. HOWDY D O O D Y ...... *...... I l l Club’s inability to remember opera texts, and “ a little bit of composing.” RIVIERA what he has said once. Near Santa Barbara Mission, The aura of mystery which opposite El Encanto Hotel beclouds his personality is SPECIAL BENEFIT SHOWING SATURDAY 2 P.M. TICKETS $1.00 generally impenetrable. Two MAE WEST IN "KLONDIKE ANNIE" PROCEEDS GO TO ISLA VISTA INGMAR BERGMAN'S great mysteries surround him, AND neither o f which Glee Club IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION "W ILD STRAWBERRIES' members have been able to CLARK GABLE IN "SAN FRANCISCO" AND solve. These are his age and his "THE SEVENTH SEAL" middle name. “‘THE KILLING OF SISTER GEORGE’ While the latter is beyond FAIRVIEW reach, the former may be IS THE MOST EXPLICIT AND SENSA­ 251 North Fairview - estimated by a rudimentary knowledge o f his background ANTHONY QUINN and a little arithmetic. TIONAL OF A FLOCK OF FILMS ON OSKAR WERNER His undergraduate education DAVID JANSSEN at Washington University in St. LESBIANISM.”— Life Magazine VITTORIO DE SICA Louis was interrupted by IN World War II. It was during the War, he revealed, that his "SHOES OF THE interest in music in general, “A FILM THAT SHOULD BE SEEN! FI SHERMAN" and opera in particular, was One of the frankest and genuinely sparked. AIRPORT Drive-In Stationed in England with erotic scenes to have come to film. Hollister and Fairview Nothing is left to the imagination!” "B E R S E R K ” -Judith Crist, New York Magazine "TORTURE GARDEN" NO ONE UNDER 18 W ILL BE ADMITTED AND ID'S W ILL BE CHECKED AT THE DOOR "DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE"

SPENCER TRACY KATHERINE HEPBURN SIDNEY POITIER "GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER" AND SIDNEY POITIER C A R L B. ZYTOW SKI "TO SIR WITH LOVE" SANTA BARBARA < , Ä THIS FRI. and SAT. NITE at MIDNITE DRIVE-IN #2 Memcrtal H«y at Kellogg Goleta l*wultl1 w. c. ROD STEIGER FIELDS CLAIRE BLOOM IN "ILLUSTRATED MAN” AND (M ) "OLD FASHIONED KIRK DOUGLAS IN JVAY" "THE BROTHERHOOD"

CHAPTER 7 G-GENERAL AUDIENCES "THREE M-MATURE AUDIENCES THIS PICTURE IS RATED X » R -P E R S O N S UNDER 16 MUSKETEERS" PALOMAR PICTURES INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS AN ASSOCIATES AND ALDRICH PRODUCTION "THE KILLING OF SISTER GEORGE NOT ADMITTED STARRING BERYL REID SUSANNAH YORK CORAL BROWNE ALSO STARRING RONALD FRASER PATRICIA MEDINA HUGH PADOICK AND A. OIA PRODUCED AND CYRILCYf DELEVANTI MUSIC BY GERALD FRIED FROM THE PLAY BY FRANK MARCUS _ SCREENPLAY BY LUKAS HELLER DIRECTED BY ROBERT ALDRICH FROM CINERAMA RELEASING CORPORATION METROCOLOR« WITHOUT PARENT V « 0>R X -P E R S O N S UNDER 1 8 MAGICUNTESInunf Show Times.- 7 & 9:15 NOT ADMITTED MAGIC LANTERN THEATRE i s l a V IS T *. 96 2—8 111 PAGE 6 ----EL GAUCHO---- THURSDAY. MAY 22. 1969 Schell Signs a— »#»»»#——»###»— #»#»—#»—##»»#»##—— #»»»—»»#»—** DIVERS DEN J r \\ With Indians “Adventure Underwater” Craig Schell, UCSB’s lanky SKIN right-hander who struck out DIVING A lso 113 batters in 114 innings EQUIPMENT N o w at Diving Service 4425 during his career as a Gaucho, Hollister Ave. Complete Sport was signed yesterday to a Certified Ph. 964-7617 bonus contract with the Instruction Cleveland Indians o f the American League. BREAKWATER The fast balling right-hander ^ ^ MARINE CENTER has been ordered to report to r Santa Barbara,.— Phone 962-4484 Waterbury, Connecticut, where »w*#»**»w**»*w*w*#m «*m ***»#»f»»m w**»*i*i1 he’ll join Cleveland’s A A farm club later this month. g2Q!23QQnnH2QnQn?2nnE2aHnQQE2an2QQQf2nnaQnQQ?2aan3 “ I’m extremely happy to be S3 S3 a part o f the Cleveland S3 OSKIE FOR KAJI—Jeannette Kaji, star safety for the Chinese Bandits, organization,” Schell said S3 returns an interception in the Bandits' 19-0 win over Palm. Coached by S3 following the signing at Bray’s LYON Gaucho footballers Dave Chappie and Loren Shumer, the Bandits meet S3 101 Restaurant. “ Mr. Nieman S3 , VAN » STORAGE CO Tropicana in the championship semifinals today behind Robertson S3 S3 Gym at 4 p.m. S3 966-7103 Let |3 T M | guard your goods ® S3 S3 S3 S3 27 E. COTA STREET - SANTA BARBARA S3 Tarheels, Canadian Club S3 H CALL FOR LOW SUMMER S3 S3 □ STORAGE RATES Beaten In IM Softball By C LA Y K A LLA M EG Sports Staff For about seven weeks, Intramural baseball flowed along peacefully, with the teams that were supposed to win winning, and A & G vice versa. The Canadian Club, the Tarheels, and the Sig Eps ail were winning as expected with teams like the Phi Delts and the IMPORTED AUTO WRECKING GBTBs close behind with losses only to the top group o f teams. WE BUY FOREIGN CARS — However, that lasted for only seven weeks. Now there are no ANY CONDITION—RUNNING OR NOT undefeated teams in IM “ A ” division softball, as the Sig Eps upended the Tarheels, 2-1, and Sigma Chi nipped the Canadian VOLKSWAGEN Club, 1-0, in 11 innings. ENGINE EXCHANGE Pitcher Eric Beaudikoffer, who cut o ff the powerful bats o f the 10% OFF TO STU DEN TS previously undefeated Tarheels, bounced a single up the middle in ON A L L NEW the seventh inning, and Duane Wilk’s throw took a bad hop as Tom VOLKSWAGEN PARTS Sims sped across the plate with the winning run. Beaudikoffer, who has been inconsistent and wild this season, was neither against the Tarheels; he bore down in the bottom o f CRAIG SCHELL FREE PICKUP ON JUNKERS. the seventh to record the first victory over the Tarheels in two GOOD BUYS ON FOREIGN TRANSPORTATION CARS years. (Bob Nieman, the Cleveland DUNEBUGGIES AND ACCESSORIES Paul Lee powered a long drive to left-center in the bottom o f the scout) was very fair and the 5939 Placencia — Ph. 964-5457 eleventh to break up a pitcher’s duel between Larry Kazanjian and terms were o f mutual Jim Shaffer and give Sigma Chi their fourth win and a ticket to the satisfaction.” playoffs. The Canadian Club had runners on third twice with less UCSB head baseball coach than two outs, but each one was hung up on ground outs, and the Dave Gorrie heralded the game remained scorelsss until Lee’s deciding shot. signing as “ a tremendous break ANDERSON'S Phi Delta Theta, a team that lost only once (and that was to the for Craig. He deserves the NORTH AM ERICAN M OVING and STORAGE Canadian Club), faced the slow-pitching Phi Psis with Keith Jeffers, opportunity to get into and went 12 innings before Jack Fitzhenry’s three-run homerun 726 Cacique Phone 963-2096 professional baseball where he wrapped up for John Cracknell and the Phi Delts. has the potential to become a Doug Taggart had poked a homerun for the winners in the regular.” eleventh, but the Phi Psis came back to score in the bottom o f the Schell was forced to the inning and set up Fitzhenry’s homerun. sidelines during all o f last In “ B” division play, the Mothertrucker’s Worst rolled to their season with an aggravated fourth straight win, 12-4, over hapless GBTB No. 2 behind Lee muscle spasm in his throwing Margulies’ homerun and George Wood’s dazzling pitching. In other arm, and although not totally LOW action, the Dawn o f Man beat High Society, 15-7, and ENF healed, the towering 6 foot, 4 clobbered Charlie Brown, 11-2. inch, 200 pounder returned to duty this year where he STORAGE RATES WOMEN'S FOOTBALL registered six wins against five Undefeated, untied and unscored-upon is an enviable record in defeats and had a 2.53 earned Local or Worldwide any league, and in playoffs it’s even better: The Strapp is living up run average. to that moniker as they destroyed Ribera, 27-0, with Judy Sanders As a sophomore in 1967, M o v in g scoring 19 points. This puts The Strapp in the finals against the Schell was the center of winner o f today’s Chinese Bandit-Tropicana game at 4 p.m. attention by visiting scouts as FREE ESTIMATES In women’s softball, the Roach clinched the Dodger League he compiled a 4-1 mark with a championship by beating Sirena, 10-5. The Strapp, seemingly remarkable 1.02 ERA. unmindful o f which sport it plays, clobbered Somerset, 20-4. That The former Monterey High championship will be played next Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. with The star, who was being eyed then Strapp and the Roach clashing. by several talent scouts, was As far as men’s volleyball is concerned, playoffs began last night drafted by the California in the double elimination tourney with 16 teams entered. Track Angeles in 1965, 1967 and and rugby are both set for this weekend—track on Saturday and 1968. The Indians drafted him rugby on Sunday. in February o f this year after Softball playoffs will begin next week with eight “ A ” division the six month player hold limit teams qualifying and eight “ B” division teams. There are two spots had expired. ISLA VISTA for second place “ B” teams, so there may be a playoff for the final position. CELEBRALE, BOOKSTORE ONLY ONE WEEK m q I WATER POLO TIL DEAD WEEK i UCSB will host the V 2 PR ICE National A A U Junior 4 * M i l " * USED PAPERBACKS 1 Water Polo Champion­ ships this weekend in the Campus SALE,posters 1 Gaucho pool, head water polo and swim coach FRIDAY - MAY 23 - 8 A M to 6 PM Rick Rowland has Donut SAT. - MAY 24 - 9 AM to 6 PM announced. Sponsored, bij: UCen SUN. - MAY 25 - 11 AM to 3 PM > Santa Barbara will Shop arid. * MON. - M A Y 26 - 8 A M to 8 PM enter two teams in the RHA tournament, which will Open 24 Hours 968-3600 feature some o f the best i water polo players in the 907 Embarcadero del Norte 6553 PARDALL ROAD Goleta, California country. activities, and the returning o f oppression. We therefore THURSDAY. MAY 22. 1969 ----E L GAUCHO----PAG E 7 UC Sympathy all hiring-and-firing power to declare this University closed local campuses. until the oppression at (Continued from p. 1) Berkeley is ended.” professors in a debate with The students are also Outstanding Women of Year Chosen supporting Berkeley students According to a UCSD Governor Reagan. Chamberlain The following 11 women Katherine Edwards. Miss in their attempts to bring spokesman, a conservative told the Governor, “ We’ve were selected Sunday as Yokoyama received the Alpha People’s Park back to street estimate o f the number o f come to protest the use of Outstanding Women o f the Lambda Delta Sdhior people; and are demanding the students supporting the strike National Guard and outside Year at the annual Associated Certificate and the Maria removal o f outside police and would be about 60 per cent. police force at Berkeley. We Women Students’ (AWS) Leonard Book Award. No violence has occurred on feel they’re leading to a real National Guard troops. Awards Banquet. They were Chimes, the junior women’s the San Diego campus. catastrophe.” At UC San Diego a crowd o f Kay Cox, Kathy Effertz, Linda honorary service group, When another professor in approximately 800 students A t the UC Riverside campus, Fuselier, Elly Gendel, Gail awarded its awards for highest the group, Dr. Leon Wofey, and faculty met yesterday and students have elected to hold a Irvine, Janis Jones, Judy GPAs to juniors Babbette said that chancellors at the declared a strike against all silent vigil today at noon. Plans Lyons, Tracy Ruggles, Bobby McEldery, Linda Cashman, nine UC campuses feared classes. Ninety per cent o f the are for the vigil to last until 11 Jo Schless and Jane Angela Soli, and Julie Reagan’s political retaliation, crowd voted in favor of a a.m. on Friday. The purpose o f Yokoyama. Wichman. the Governor banged his hand resolution which read, in part, the rally, according to a UC Miss Ruggles was appointed Mortar Board, the senior on the desk and shouted, “ We support all the action Riverside spokesman, is “ to Greek Woman o f the Year. The women’s honorary group, “ Don’t you charge me with taken by the students at protest the entire situation at Chi Omega Social Science awarded its high GPA award to going to fire chancellors.” Berkeley to rid their campus o f Berkeley.” Award was presented to Miss Edwards. Governor Reagan conceded during the meeting that use o f ------L A S T IS S U E M A Y 2 9 ----- ‘65 Fiat Spyder conv. axe. cond. SBAC all expense pd. wk-end to a helicopter to spray gas upon ANNOUNCEMENTS------1 AM /FM $1 000/offer 968-6557. HELP WANTED ------9 Monterey June 13-15. Precinct work for Lib. Dem. 8-5965/8-5979. a trapped crowd of ‘68 Buick sportwagon, white, 400 Dance May 23, UCen Program Summer help for Magic Lantern demonstrators on Tuesday may engine, power, air, FM, 14,000 mi. Theater. Interviews will be given Sun&Earth Natural Foods-organic Lounge 9-12, 75c AAA-“To- 968-1587. have been “ a tactical mistake.” Thurs, May 29 at theater, 4 p.m. foods, health food products gether." 10-6:30 everyday. Organic Kitchen So far at least 177 Berkeley ‘57 Corvette, Classic sptscar xlnt FEMALE: and garden-11:30-8 everyday. Only faculty members have signed a Film-Nisei-Pride & Shame cond. must sell $950 M ike 8-9078. Summer Camp jobs, June 22-Aug the best ingredients make the finest (American Concentration Camps) 11, Girl Scout mountain camp. meals, Delicious food-from our UÇen P.L. May 24, 1:30, 25c p etitio n declaring their ‘62 Corvair Van; motor and trans in Kitchen Aide, minimum age 18, in garden or to go. Phone orders donation. “ unwillingness to teach” at exc condition; $600; 8-6253. good health. Unit Leader, minimum accepted-6576 Trigo, 968-7369. age 21, ability to work w/ children Berkeley until police and Spaghetti dinner Sun, May 25 A *66 Shelby Mustang G T 350 like & peers. W aterfront Director, DULCE: Welcome back from troops are removed. Chi O house 6509 Segovia, 4-7pm. new, white w/ blue racing stripes. minimum age 21, currently Canada. Call or something. Your New Goodyear tires. 963-4952. friend from summer, Ed. At UCLA, while plans for a certified WSL. Salaries vary w/ Buying 200a in NW US or BC. positions. Call 965-0539 for faculty strike were voted down Object: living. $1000 buys a piece. ‘65 Dodge Coronet 500 sport 2-dr interview between 9 am-5 pm. Women’s karate selfdefense course by the Academic Senate, from 968-1795. black inside & out Call 961-2164 M on & Wed. 7 to 9 pm at Santa days, 962-5729 nites. M ust sell. Positions available in summer camp, Barbara Ballet School 965-6921. 1,000 to 1200 students staged Magic Lantern Special Benefit prefer 21 yrs. & over. Experienced a sit-in at the Administration Shdwing Sat. 2pm. Mae West in DUNEBUGGIES ------5 instructors in scuba, skin diving, Karate. Korean Tae Kwon Do “Klondike Annie” and Clark Gable sailing, golf, riflery, surfing, (combat) Karate. Sport with a Building. in “San Francisco.” Tickets $1. purpose. Beginning class again ‘68 Volkswagen dunebuggy Fiberg­ riding(English), waterfront, Proceeds go to I.V. Improvement opening at Montecito YMCA Call The sit-in grew out o f a lass top 40hp engine, 962-8901. Naturalist, tennis, wrangler. Janitor, Association. night watchman. College Credit 969-2621 or 965-6921. Adults memorial rally for James available. See Placement Office or only. Dunebuggies & Custom VWs Now Rector, the Berkeley man If there is a difference-come to call 408/475-1430. Young Democrats UCen 2284Thurs Open. 6600 So. Fairview 964-7288. killed by police birdshot. The T.V. & stereo repairs-car tape 4 p.m. ______HOUSES FOR REN T ------10 exchange-custom tapes-5848 crowd broke up and FOR R E N T ------6 Hollister, 964-5911. approximately 2,000 students 25c!! OLD-TIME FLICKS 8:00 Friday Carillo Commons. House for lease in I.V . 3 bdrm, I.V. HILTON MOTEL — I.V.*S Special summer rates for Del Playa 2-bath, quiet, 968-1822. marched to the Administration apt. owner, 962-5134. LARGEST sleeps 1-2-4, UCSB Anniversary Dance Sat, May Reservations. 968-4103. Building. 24-Soul Purpose Band-UCen Patio, LOST ------12 The demonstrators issued a 8 p.m. Must sublet apt for summer 6597 Trigo No. 4, Call 968-4440 Cheap!! WHERE IS SICILY? statement late yesterday Free film: Gorki's Lower Depths. Glasses in white flowered case, and Summer only-near beach, dorm key, in SH 1004, 968*7435. CUSTOM FITTED BIKINIS afternoon emphasizing that UCen P.L. Thurs. May 22 8:30 pm SHIRT SHOPPE, 968-1700 Sponsored by UCen Activities. reasonable rates, utiL incl. See their actions were not directed manager - 6522 Sabado Tarde No. 2 Gold bedspread Sat. nite on Del toward UCLA’s administration, UNM ARRIED? Living together? or 968-0366. Playa or Pescadero. Gift! RIDES OFFERED ------16 Rwd-2867. but toward the Regents. did you before marriage? Would June 18-Sept 18, 3-bdrm duplex you be willing to fill out a quiet location, 2-bath, fireplace, The sit-in, which is planned questionnaire for a Soc. research Blue jacket lost in stadium on Leave June 5 for Chicago, Madison enclosed patio, 3-man $50, 4-man Derby Day. Call Marilyn 968-4575. to last until Friday, is in project? Please call Paula, $45 Phone 967-3823 or 965-3063. Return Aug. 2 Call 7-3918 aft 5:30. 968-6585. support o f demands expressed Keepsake, gold watch slide bracelet Best beach apts in IV, next to RIDES WANTED------17 last Friday at the Regents’ LAST CHANCE! with semi-precious stones, slides campus & beach. 3-br/2bth, Fall separated by gold beads-near music meeting for the abolition of LARRY ADAMS BLOOD DRIVE (women) & summer (M & W) See at bldg. Reward, 967-5114. To San Diego-El Cajon area over WED. MAY 28 AT ST. MARKS’ 6503 Del Playa. 968-7097 low rate. ROTC, the elimination of PERMISSION SLIPS NOT Memorial day weekend. Share war-related research activities, NEEDED. Summer: Sabado Tarde Vz blk from Polaroid sunglasses left in UCen last expense. Call Deb, 968-3969. beach & shops 2-bdr/2 bth Friday. Reward $2 Nurse, French the cessation o f police 20% off art books over $10. $100-$110, phone 968-1882. Dept EH, 961-3111. SERVICES OFFERED — 18 suppression o f student political Now until May 31 Unicorn Book Shop Glasses w/ tortoise shell frames, lost El Cid summer 1-bdrms $100/mo Thurs. Reward, 968-4767. 905 Embarcadero Del Norte, I.V. 2-bdrm $140 util inc. 8-5711/3480. Flamenco guitar Instruction. All rhythms. Chuck Keyser 968-0626. Need some $$! Put your talents to BERKELEY-summer sublet; furn Buff-colored kitten from Abrego EOP Aid Bill workl Applications are now being apts. Her mate very sad. 968-7261. Professional sewing and altering apt 2-bdrm, 2-bth, POOL, SF Bay Call 968-4658. (Continued from p. 1) taken for all positions on the 1970 view, close to campus $260/m. LA CUMBRE. Pick up forms in 968-4575 after 6. Ask for llene.__ White long-haired shaggy dog, male, that’s the way it is,” and UCen No. 3109. two collars, Reward 968-1712. NO RUST • NO DUST: Faculty & student operated storage. Free gotten results, according to an FOR S A L E ------7 pick-up 968-7573, 968-2985. Special Sale-Emb. blouses $6.9S-up. KEESHOND-puppy, gray ball of education committee aide. Hand-pntd pottery, 20% off. fur **Keesha" lost 5/8-Del Playa, Design your own original earrings at Meanwhile, most o f the Mexican Curio, 720 State St. Tape deck Muntz M30 $20, needs medicine, 968-5870. 968-6421, 1142 Anacapa. no chrg from our fabulous bead so-called “ get tough” measures SUMMER STORAGE: bicycles, Black/white kitten smudge nose collection. Mosaic craft center-3443 State, 966-0910. aimed at cracking down on trunks, etc. Free Pick-up, Insured! Refrigerator, $35, 968-2840 or kink tail plastic flea collar. campus disorders, about 70 968-7573 & 968-2985. 968-7092. 968-2096. Alterations, reweaving, Isla Vista Sewing Shop 6686 del Playa I.V. Get ready for I.V. Bookstore*s Vz bills in all, now appear to be Guitar & amp Epiphone (Gibson) 968-1822. Open 9-5 Saturdays price booksale. M O T O R C Y C LE S------14 losing momentum. 720 nu-310 Gramaphone Shop from 9 a.m. to noon. Trigo. It is speculated that only a APARTMENTS TO SHARE 2 *64 Honda 250 bored, rebuilt, xtras few of them will pass both Martin D-18 w/ case, Ben Pearson xlnt shape $375, 968-2458. TRAVEL ------19 bow, best offer 935 Cam. Del Sur. houses since legislative 1 girl to sublet roomy apt. for *66 Yamaha 250-1800 mi. $350 or UNIVERSITY CHARTER FLIGHTS sentiment seems to be that summer, $58.75 util. inc. Wedding dress full length a-line long best offer 968-6611 ask for P.K. 968-7565. Few Seats Still Available enough laws are already on the sleeves white satin lace trimmed EUROPE JETS 968-4154. btw 4-6 $75. 1965 Honda Scrambler 250cc. books to handle campus Fall, need 4th girl for spacious apt June 17-Sept. 11 Ams/Lon $335. $275 948 Camino del Sur 8-6865. Aug. 14-Sept. 15 Lon/Ams $248. near campus, 968-8726. *60 F-100 pickup, has side racks, disruption. Sept. 9 one-way London $112. 1969 license, see at 6526 Cam ino *65 Honda 305 rebuilt engine new But legislators are “ goddam 2 girls for sum &/or fall, 2-bdr Venturoso, Gol. 967-8952. 14472 Dickens St. Sherman Oaks paint good cond. $375 968-8335. Cal. 91403 (213) 783-2650. mad” about recent events in duplex ST, no contract/cleaning deposit, $60/m 968-2082, Nancy. Adidas Olympiads and Rom never Summer machine '68 Triumph 650 the streets o f Berkeley, one $850, 968-7630 Leave name & no. EUROPE CHARTER FLIGHTS: worn size 12 $15 apiece 968-3088. Okld/Lon June 21 Sept 17 $227, source reported, not just at Need 4 girls summer $45 per mo. 6632 Del Playa, 968-6698 NOW. *56 V W snroof runs O K dunebuggy *65 Honda Scrambler ex cond rblt Sept-Nov $265, Sept 10 1-wy $125 students but University potential 962-9507 $175. engine $275/best offer. 968-8052. UCNA CHARTERS, Box 267 Orinda, Cal. (415) 548-1673 5-8 Summer, need 1 girl for apt call officials and police as well. p.m. This may lend an added Sharon 968-1736. Fender electric 2pu solid bd guitar Honda 305-rblt eng. FAST very case & capo incl $125, 8-8829. good cond. $295, 966-1933. boost to pending bills calling Need 1 girl for fall for 4-man El T Y P IN G ------21 for restructuring o f the UC Nido apt $56/m, 968-0619. FM tuner $12 plus Challenger PERSONALS ------15 amplifier $25, both $30. 968-2850 I.V. area, exp. tech, typist. Day, Board o f Regents and state 1 girl to share spacious 2-man near evening, weekends, 968-3153. college trustee systems. campus next fall, quiet, airy Good Marantz SLT 12 $100, KLH model At Carlos* you get a PRINCE of a contract $55/m Marge 8-8596. 12 speaker system $350, Dyna F M I One proposal, sponsored by burger! 6521 Pardall, open 11 am Manuscripts-all kinds-expertly $75 Revox G 36 4-tr tape recorder to 12 pm. proofread and typed, 968-7802. Senator Alfred Alquist (D-San $325, Phone 969-3916. AUTOS FOR SA LE ------3 Jose) and opposed by UC JOYCE a little bird told me and Omnlco/Goleta: Typing/IBM exec, This ad good for 3 FREE picks at l*ve now got the word. H appy 21 mimeo, binding. 964-1814/2-8036. Valley Music, 5731 Hollister, Gol. President Charles Hitch, would *62 Tempest good condition must from your little turd. Typing in S.B. 65 cents a page. decentralize the UC system and sell Call Diane, 966-5340. Factory 3M Scotch recording tape Skippy / Hary: B4 I 4get, congrats 965-5691 eves., weekends. incorporate state and junior all brands: 1200*-$1, 1800*-$1.50 on your matriculation Luv, Mel. *62 Fiat good condition radio new Lowest prices. Call 213-749-4801. colleges in the same region o f tires decent offer, 968-9371 or P.S. can ya dig a GCCICSW M? WANTED ------22 the State. 963-2543. Diamond ring: Wedding-engage­ ment set. M ake offer. Call Return my box of stereo tapes left WANTED: roommate for summer 1968 Opel spt. sedan, 21,000 mi. 968-1709. at I.V. car wash with my name on in Hawaii, Call Mary, 968-1654. xlnt cond. $1695, 968-3668. each one. No questions asked. T.A. Ginther 6501 El Greco No. 8. Poetry wanted for cooperative FLAMENCO! *64 MG Midget toneau eng. and poetry anthology. Include stamped trans perfect new disc brakes must FOUND ------8 Lamb curry St. John's Restaurant envelope, Idlewild Press, 543 FRI. SAT. SUN. NITES sell for travel call M ike 961-2537 6565B Trigo Road, I.V. Frederick, San Francisco, 94117. days or 968-4114 eves. CA SA LIN D A Lost and Found is located in Room Vic Larson and Wayne Smothers: T A t) spouse need furnished home 1235 COAST VILLAGE RD. Econolin camper 32,000 miles. 1104 Safety & Security Bldg. 8 am Shrieeek! Good job Fri. The low rent in exchg for maintenance MONTECITO 969-2404 Cabana $1500 or offer 963-3187. to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Annex. 3 months this summer 3 bdr/2 bth Xlnt. references, 684-2040. PAG E 8----E L GAUCHO---- THURSDAY MAY 22. 1969

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